SOCIAL SKILLS SUPPORT
Social Skills support give children and young adults opportunities to practice communication and interpersonal skills in a safe environment. Over time, students can develop tools and strategies for conversation, friendship, and problem-solving. With targeted social support, students can better communicate their needs and access others' perspectives to build stronger interpersonal connection in school and family life.
Does your child need support with any of the following social skills?
- Problem-solving skills
- Self-regulation strategies
- Social intelligence: understanding behaviors that are expected in different settings and how to change to adapt to different settings
- Understanding the "hidden rules" involved in teamwork and competitive activities to be a sucsessful team player
- Joining a group, being a part of a group, and following a group's plan
- Social communication and peer interactions using our words and bodies
- Perspective taking
- Empathy building